An IV antibiotic is an antibiotic that is administered directly into a vein through an intravenous (IV) line. IV delivery allows direct access to the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system. This method can be crucial for treating severe infections that require highly concentrated and rapid acting medications. IV antibiotics are typically used for serious infections such as sepsis, bacterial meningitis, and severe skin infections. There are two methods of delivery for home IV antibiotics: IV push or infusion pump. The clinical team with Infusion provides all necessary training and education to allow you to administer your therapy from the comfort of your home.

IV antifungal therapy follows the same procedure as all IV therapies. IV antifungal therapy is used for severe or systemic infections that cannot be managed with oral or topical treatments. IV delivery allows direct access to the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system. This method targets the fungal cells directly, disrupting their growth and killing the cells. There are two methods of delivery for home IV antifungals: IV push or infusion pump. The clinical team with Infusion provides all necessary training and education to allow you to administer your therapy from the comfort of your home.

IV antiviral therapy follows the same procedure as all IV therapies. IV antiviral therapy is used for severe or systemic viral infections that cannot be managed with oral treatments. IV delivery allows direct access to the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system. This method targets the virus directly. There are two methods of delivery for home IV antivirals: IV push or infusion pump. The clinical team with Infusion provides all necessary training and education to allow you to administer your therapy from the comfort of your home.

When an individual becomes severely dehydrated, IV hydration may be necessary. The use of IV hydration and electrolyte replacement allows for safe and rapid replenishment of fluids and electrolytes essential to the human body. IV fluids are administered directly into a vein which allows rapid absorption and replenishment to occur. The clinical team with Infusion provides all necessary training and education to allow you to administer your therapy from the comfort of your home.

For some individuals, oral pain medication does not provide adequate relief. IV pain management may be appropriate for individuals suffering with chronic pain, post-surgical recovery, or other severe conditions which require continuous pain management. Home IV therapy allows patients to be treated with intravenous pain management outside of the hospital setting. There are two methods of delivery for home IV pain management: IV push or infusion pump. The clinical team with Infusion provides all necessary training and education to allow you to administer your therapy from the comfort of your home.

For some individuals with critical heart conditions, IV delivery of inotropic medication is necessary to facilitate adequate blood flow from the heart. The use of IV inotropes improves the force of the heart’s contractions, increasing blood flow. Home IV therapy allows patients to be treated with intravenous inotropes outside of the hospital setting. IV inotrope therapy is delivered with the use of an infusion pump. The clinical team with Infusion provides all necessary training and education to allow you to administer your therapy from the comfort of your home.

IVIG therapy is the administration of concentrated antibodies (immunoglobulins). IVIG therapy is used to treat a variety of conditions such as immune deficiencies, autoimmune diseases, and neurological disorders. IVIG therapy is delivered with the use of an infusion pump and is specifically designed for each individual’s condition. The clinical team with Infusion provides all necessary training and education to allow you to administer your therapy from the comfort of your home.